Chapter

 1 Int |  provinces the ancient humor had disappeared; one chattered still about
 2 I   |        marshes. It flowed, fled, disappeared. How? No one knew. Frequently
 3 III |       wind subsided, the ripples disappeared, and the motionless sail
 4 III |      musician’s little gray eyes disappeared, and the skin of his forehead
 5 III |  musician with the “serpent” had disappeared by a narrow street, so as
 6 V   |         soared into the blue and disappeared.~Farther on there was a
 7 VI  |       trace of love had suddenly disappeared, and he seldom came into
 8 VI  |      plunged into the bushes and disappeared, occasionally followed by
 9 VI  | ill-matched team. But Marius had disappeared. Thinking he was off duty
10 VIII|        big Norman steed. As they disappeared outside the gate, Julien,
11 XI  |          the first time had also disappeared without leaving any trace;
12 XII |         remembered, and that had disappeared suddenly, trifles that she
13 XIII|        came near, passed by, and disappeared in the distance.~As soon
14 XIV |         the railroad track as it disappeared on the horizon. She looked